About this role
About the Role UDW Organizer is responsible for recruiting, training, and mobilizing home care and family child care providers to build worker power and advance union priorities through organizing, leadership development, and campaigns. The role involves engaging with workers, facilitating meetings and trainings, and supporting the growth of organizing committees and action teams, while ensuring accurate data management and administrative compliance. Organizers at higher levels will also develop campaign materials, coordinate strategic initiatives, mentor member leaders, and contribute to planning and evaluation of organizing efforts.
What You'll Do
- Independently organize assigned turf, including membership and recruitment, leader and activist recruitment and development, conduct member training and meetings, and build and grow worker organization, including organizing committees, contract action teams, councils, and other teams of workers who take action on our priorities.
- Recruit union membership and PEOPLE through weekly Orientations, House Visits, AIMs, Membership Meetings, New Member Recruitment Appointments, special events, and trainings.
- Develop organizing skills of member organizers.
- Identify, recruit, train, and develop union leaders.
Compensation & Benefits
- Salary ranges for Organizer I: $68,640.00 to $82,212.00; Organizer II: $69,888.00 to $86,322.60; Organizer III: $73,382.40 to $90,638.73 per year.